#first women president

[mrskennedy]

Jacqueline Kennedy looks on at her husband, President John F. Kennedy as he gives his inaugural address. January 20th, 1961.

She is sitting between President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Future First Lady, Lady Bird Johnson.

[frances-baby-houseman]

Being the first person at my work to know the big upsetting secret makes me feel like Toby Ziegler. When everyone is finding out I am like, I am here for you even though I myself am also deeply upset.

[hersheysmcboom]

Kamala Harris is destroying Palestine !!!

Huh funny, I always read that it was joe Biden doing that?

[thedepressedjuggalette]

Republicans are terrified of Kamala Harris and are grasping at straws.

[morganagotinne]

WOW IVANKA?

MELANIA, QUEEN OF A REPUBLIC.

TRUMP WOMEN SHINING LIKE STARS.

[otp-more-like-killmeplease]

In section 2 subsection (d) and (e) of this executive order it says that “‘Female’ means a person belonging, at conception, to the sex that produces the large reproductive cell.” And that “‘Male’ means a person belonging, at conception, to the sex that produces the small reproductive cell.” Jokes on him, everybody starts as a female at conception. In trying to be pro-life in his transphobic order, this dumbass straight up got rid of men.

[g3othermal3scapism]

post-election moodboard

[fictionadventurer]

How can I be known to history as a charming and witty correspondent if I don't write any letters??? This is a problem!!

[angelart67]

NO HUMOR INTENDED, ONE GIGANTIC GENOCIDE MACHINE, IN OUR FACES

[breezypunk]

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[beeesworld]

Love is like a religion. You are devoted to one person. You want to lay your name at their feet and carve their dreams into your bones. Their name becomes sacred in your mouth. Their ambitions become your own.

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I was mad at her, so mad at her, but Lord, was she gorgeous. I think that’s what love is: no matter how angry you get, your love filters over everything. You hate them but they’re still beautiful. They’re still golden. Their gilt can’t rot away.

Cynthia

[mrskennedy]

JFK and Jackie Kennedy arrive at St. Mary’s Hospital in West Palm Beach to visit Joseph P. Kennedy following his stroke. December 20th, 1961.

[nereb-and-dungalef]

man i'm af nostalgic for the mexican revolution seminar where we roleplayed the mexican revolution... remember being sick as balls, skipping all my other classes, and dragging myself out of bed for the first time in days to go to a cabinet meeting and yell at my classmates about the mexican economy (after two negative covid tests and wearing a n95 of course)

i am of the opinion that the majority of seminars would be made better by incorporating larping alternate history. never gonna forget the moment where pancho villa got stabbed to death by an angry feminist who got lucky with the die roll

[marblecakemix]

I fucking love women!

Today I went to [insert city] women's health congers and it was the most amazing thing I've ever come to. No man was talking on the panels, there were no male doctors, all made for women by women and all of them were so based. It felt like home it was so empowering to hear that "I'm proud to be a woman and all of you girls should be too!" It was so nice to learn that there are so many women in my city who think the same as me.

There were classes on sex ed exclusively for women, childbearing and sterility, women's health after menopause, and more. You could go and get yourself checked for free and have breast Ultrasound to see if you have breast cancer. We broke last year's record in breast self-examination and every woman got a little cute gift after that. But most importantly we were all together and we were celebrating our diverse femininity.

I made some friends too, it was great!

[thedepressedjuggalette]

Republicans: "Vote the Felon! Don't vote for the Prosecutor!"

Let's vote for the woman who has worked as a criminal prosecutor.

[flynniganrider]

i’m 21. erd*gan was the prime minister for the first 11 years of my life and has been the president for the last 10 years of it. it’s just bizarre. i want to know life without this